So the french fries or to die for they are really good. I didn't get anything to eat. All I wanted was a bloody Mary and the guy when you brought it over didn't have any horseradish. It tasted just like tomato juice so when I called him over, I said what goes in your bloody Mary so he says pepper celery. Maid didn't say any horseradish I said what about horseradish that's what you make it with and there's no celery and there's no pepper so he just brought me a bunch of stuff to put in it and just put it on the table that was very rude. Other words to drink sucked the whole night and I was in a mood for a bloody Mary. The second night we would've had. It was seven of us again. The guy who sat us took our orders and then we never saw him again. Try to flag him down the other end of the bar I end up just getting a drink at the bar. there was a girl that swung by and asked if we want anything, but we just got our drinks and she was running around crazy and I don't wanna bother her so we basically left after one drink or two I had to. read more

I used to spend a lot of time at O'Neils. It was always the fun neighborhood bar wheee people came to see and meet friends. Tonight we walked in, sat at the bar and the very pompous bartenders literally ignored us. They talked to and served others that walked up to the bar but ignored those sitting at the bar. They took pictures of people ordering shots but literally paid ZERO attention to those of us sitting at the bar. We got up and walked away. Clearly it is not the old O'Neils where everyone was a friend - stranger or not. So sad and disappointing. read more

This place is a solid 4 for quality, maybe even 4.5. We went here on a rainy Paris evening. Just a few minutes walk from the apartment where we stay. We went on the strength of the Yelp reviews. We were not disappointed. The beers were excellent! I started with an Ambree (amber ale) and it was perfect. Smooth, full body but not too hoppy and not bitter or carbonated. It went down great. Next up was the stout (Brune). It was good, but my standard is Guinness so it did not quite measure up. But the Brune was not bad at all, very smooth, not bitter, just not quite as full-bodied as Guinness. For the third course I went back to the Ambree. The wife started with the Blonde and liked it a lot. She then went to the incredibly fruity Fruits Rouge. It was as if she was drinking a glass of berries. This beer is definitely for the ladies as it is quite sweet. Interrupting our drinking was something I cannot spell or pronounce but it basically is a crepe turned into a pizza. We shared a Provencale and it was simply perfect. Extraordinarily thin crust, with sauce, cheese, and very flavorful mushrooms. Our waiter did not know English very well, but we got everything figured out and the bill was accurate. They have a great happy hour when you get the big size for the price of the small size. I like this place a lot and hope/plan to return before we leave. read more

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After stumbling around Paris with my girlfriend, enjoying the amazing architecture and art, I was excited to accidentally bump into this brewery once leaving the Latin district. The inside has a nice welcoming glow, with a shiny copper steel vat which used to brew their own beer! [see picture below]. They had an entire menu. The pizza looked great, but just stopped in for a couple drinks. They have a wheat beer, an amber, a fruity citrus beer of sorts, and one more that they were out of at the moment. The prices are great. Most of the beer was under €5 for a pint. The bartenders and brewmaster we're also very friendly. Just from stopping by for about an hour, I recommended it to a few friends visiting Paris within the next month. Definitely worth stopping by if you happen to be in the area. read more

Brasserie O'Neil - Brasseries Near Me - Paris, 75

At around 11 on a Sunday we were having a ton of trouble finding a bar in the area. Most places were either closed or filled with college kids celebrating the end of the semester. When we came across O'Neil we were thrilled. As soon as we discovered that they brewed beer in-house we were even more psyched about our discovery. The bar was pretty empty (apparently Sunday nights are not the night to go out), but the beer was incredible and the bartender was friendly, so we ended up staying for a few drinks. I ordered an amber ale which was smooth and delicious. In it's prime I feel like this bar pops off, I think we were just a night too late. In any case, the prices were fair, the beer was great and our bartender was an absolute riot. We didn't find much craft beer in Paris, so if you're a fan I definitely suggest visiting O'Neil! read more

The beer was good, the onion soup was lackuster -- filled with croutons instead of pieces of bread... but maybe that's the way they do it over here. Service from the bartender was good, atmosphere was good, and the beer was very good. It's probably worth a try if you're in the area. read more

Came during happy hour and there were around 5 beers on the happy hour menu for around €5 each- not bad for the area! I also tried one of the beer cocktails- 'O Neil but I prefer the regular beer instead. The bartender was really friendly and funny and when we asked him to surprise us with a French cocktail, he quickly put something together with whiskey and it tasted really good. Highly recommend this place and would definitely go back. read more

I have been to this bar a few times over the years, usually while waiting for somewhere else nearby to open, which is kind of harsh on the place. It's a decent little bar in its own right and has been making its own beer on site years before everybody decided it was cool to do so. Unfortunately I haven't really found a beer of their's though that i seriously like, although the Amber, which I had this time, was pretty decent. I cannot comment on their food really, except to say I know they do Pflammkuchen (or flaky crust crepe-like pizza if you prefer). read more

Fun pub. Bartender was amazing. Great suggestions. Great bar food. Felt at home. Staff spoke English. This was our first stop.

I was recently in Paris for the first time. After eating here, I was surprised to see how few reviews this place has on Yelp. As a US native, I took a risk by ordering the classic American specialty, a cheeseburger and fries (I know, I'm a typical American, but I couldn't help myself). Needless to say, I was blown away. I'm not sure if it's because I haven't had a cheeseburger and fries in over a year, but this was hands down a way better cheeseburger than I've ever had here in America. I informed the waiter of this, and he asked me if he could have that in writing. But I'm serious. It's probably because the French tend to use a lot less poison in their food and a little more love than a typical American meal. I also had my first ever Creme Brulee - and it was incredible! Also, the waiter didn't throw me through a glass window when I announced that I was not familiar with French like I expected him to. He was incredibly friendly and welcoming. read more

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This is another one that I feel comfortable writing an English review of because a) there is info about this place on other English sites and b) the staff speak English very well and in fact our waiter would not even respond to me in French when I tried using my rusty French. Anyway, it's not a kitschy Irish pub as one might think. They brew their own beer: white, blond, brown, amber. The brown and the amber are both quite flavorful. Beers and cocktails are cheaper before 6pm, FYI. The house specialty is Flammekueches, which are described as "tartes flambees." I expected a tarte cruste, but it's more like a super thin crust pizza. The classique (onions & lardons) + gruyere was excellent. It covers a whole dinner plate and is a perfect afternoon snack to share. There are only 3 wines on offer. You don't come here for the wine. There is a basic selection of spirits as well. read more

Great beer, love the blond. Thin crust pizza with onion & ham were really really good. I also appreciate the fact that staff speaks very good English here (they serve beer and pizza, so they must???) They were very helpful and actually very friendly. There are a few places around here so it's good place to start your bar hop. read more

I felt like we were cheating a little bit when we came here since it has the whole Irish pub vibe going on and that's the last thing I wanted in Paris. But it actually didn't feel as touristy as I expected. We first stopped in here for a drink before dinner and, lo and behold, it was happy hour so we got the big beer for the small beer price--score! The homemade beer is tasty and the bartenders were friendly. We liked it enough to come back for lunch the next day and we each had a Flammthingamajigs, which, yes, tasted just like thin crust pizza. So we went to Paris for beer and pizza, and it was pretty good. Minus one star for an overflowing toilet in the women's bathroom. read more

Great local place around St. Germaine. They don't speak fluent English, but their kindness & willingness to help made me not even notice I was the foreigner. Worth stopping by if you're in the area. Grab a beer or two & eat the flaky crust crepe-like pizza read more

Brasserie O'Neil - Bar area - Brasseries Near Me - Paris, 75

This is one of my regular places to visit when in Paris. A mix between a nice brewery with good beer and good traditional food. For the beers, they're all good in my opinion For the food, expect Flaemmekuche, burgers, steak, and my favorite, andouillette :-) As for service, nothing special. They're friendly and quick. read more

Love the vibe at this place. Super friendly bar tender and staff. Excellent pizza (thin like a crepe) super light yet filling.

7 hours at Louvre, we really really needed to have some comfort, nice beer and yummy food. Here is the one. It's about 18 min walking distance from Louvre. Amber was the best. Try the degustation beer and choose which one you want. The thing pizza kind of thing was very yummy and not too filling. Try the egg with mayo and the homemade terrine together - you will have tons of mustard mayo on the egg which was super yummy but save it for the terrine and eat together. Super yummy! Very good with the amber and brune beer. So now you know; Musée Louvre - Kunitoraya for lunch break - Louvre - O'Neil for beer and cheap dinner! read more

Friendly staff - Nice environment! They offered us some food along with the drinks! I can recommend it! read more

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A bit disappointed by O'Neil. We had the beer degustation (3 types of beer, served in 14cL glasses, for €7.50) and a flammenkueche (€11). The homemade beers were good, but not excellent. The pints are also pretty expensive (€6.50 for 40 cL, hence not even a real 50 cL pint!). The flammenkueche was really good, but too expensive for the quantity. The place itself is cool though, with upbeat music, dim lights and a big beer tank in the entrance. It is worth checking this place out, but I won't be coming back. read more

We were so surprised to find something like this in Paris! Tired from walking, we stopped in for a beer. It was a quick stop, but the beer hit the spot and the staff were friendly. Next time I'd like to spend a little more time at this place. Is it just me or do all drinks taste better on vacation? read more

We had the Welsh frites, which is essentially a piece of white bread soaked in brown ale and then smothered in cheese, which you can dip your fries in. Obviously it's delicious and you should eat it only once a year! Wine and beer were decent--nothing amazing. A very pleasant experience although I'm pretty sure everyone else there were also tourists (like us). read more

Brasserie O'Neil - Brasseries Near Me - Paris, 75

O'Neil's had amazing service. Great beer and service. Location is great too. Get the La Blanche. read more

Brasserie O'Neil - Brasseries Near Me - Paris, 75

First stop after arriving in Paris. Great place for a beer and a snack. We had dinner reservations for late in the evening so we needed something to carry us over. This place hit the spot and then some. There "homemade " brews were good. Fresh beer is the best. I had the blonde and honey had the brune. Both good! We will have to try to get back there this trip. Great French fries. We saw other plates coming from the kitchen which looked really good as well. Friendly service. read more

Great homemade beers, good food, good energy, very warm and cozy atmosphere and very friendly service

The rue des Canettes is a fun street to peruse, and this is a great place to stop in for a respite. I can't speak to the food, but the beer was surprisingly delicious. I had a mug of the brune (stout), and it was definitely the best tasting beer I've had in Paris. The bartender was super friendly with all the customers, even those of us with very rusty French. read more

Excellent pub serving up delicious brews and cocktails. Staff is very friendly and spoke very good English. Pop in for one, stay for 10.

Cool bar that brews their own beer. You can actually sit at the bar which you can't always do in Paris. Had the thin crust pizza concoction from the Alsace region of France (I forget what it was called) was very light for a pizza and tasty. The beer was good and am everything reasonably priced. Nice place to stop for a cold beer and relax after walking around. Bartender spoke perfect English which is a plus read more

A great French pub! The bartenders were very friendly, and the bar seemed to attract locals and tourists. It is a microbrewery with a few different beers. We wish we'd stumbled upon this place our first night in Paris! read more

I loved this place. A brew pub in Paris? Yes. You don't go to Paris for beer but if you are craving some suds and/or need a break from all the walking and shopping then it is a great place to kick back and relax. It's tucked away from the main area and surrounded by a lot of little boutique shops. read more

Food was ok. Burgers are very different from the states (ask for overdone always if you don't want blood pouring out on first bite). The fries were good and my caesar salad was good but over dressed. Waiters were very nice, the darkest beer you can find in Paris and brewed on site. An IPA lover should venture here for a decent stout. All in all a fun restaurant, good ambiance, lots of seating and TVS to boot. read more

Amazing burgers and beer. I'm here for only a couple of days and I'll drop in if in the neighborhood again. Salmon lunch entree was also great. Try the Fruit Rouges beer!! read more

Fantastic craft beer !! This place has a fantastic American craft beer experience yet with the European pub flare the beer is made in house are absolutely fabulous and have none of the downside of the American craft beers (over focus on hops, IPA, etc) which lends itself to a beautiful beer tasting experience full of multi flavors. read more

Very good beer! They had live music and they were playing both French and American music. Brew their own beer!

My go to spot in ny hotel's neighborhood for a quick beer and great atmosphere before dinner. Some of the best restaurants on the left bank surround this pub!! read more

Nice, unpretentious "pub" located pretty much right next to our hotel, which of course led to having drinks there a couple of nights in a row. I can't speak to the food at all, but the beer was great. They make their own here, so it was cool to try some local beer even if France is not exactly famous for that beverage. Regardless of that, O'Neil does an excellent job. We enjoyed their version of a wheat beer, and I also had a beer/blackberry "cocktail" one evening that I particularly enjoyed. The atmosphere was dark and casual and the staff (including the owner) were all friendly and seemed to enjoy their jobs (and, as another reviewer mentioned, they all spoke perfect English). The first night there was some loud techno-ish music playing, but it the atmosphere was still relaxed enough that we were happy to stick around and have a couple of beers. Prices were more than reasonable, and you could choose between a large or small beer, which was cool for those of us who can't consume large amounts of beer at once. (Plus, I got to try more things when I opted for the smaller size!) The pub was always busy, but never so crowded that we couldn't get seats at the bar. On nice nights they open all of the windows in front, and you can sit practically outside...or, if you're so inclinded, actually outside, in order to soak up the nice weather and the lovely neighborhood. Not a lot of cars go by this area, so there were always folks spilling out onto the street and no one minded at all. They weren't open the last day we were in Paris (which I believe was a Saturday), but I don't know if they just opened later in the evening, or if they had gone on vacation (quite a few of the local places were closed for the summer holidays while we were there). If you like beer, this place is worth a visit - I'd make a return trip for sure. read more

Love this place. I went off alone in Paris. First time here. Found this pub. Met the great bartender Marco. So friendly. I've been to the place multiple times on the same trip. Fantastic house brew. Great atmosphere. read more

Staff is really friendly, and the food and beer are great. Lots of options if you are traveling with kids. The evening we were there they had live music in the back. The food, beer and music was a perfect backdrop for watching a World Cup match. Don't listen to the other reviews about the pizza - they are prepared perfectly and the flavors are really interesting. Burgers are also good and the fries are among the best in Paris. read more

Great little place. Friendly good French fries and wine. Will come back during my stay.

This place was listed as the second best brewery on yelp so we stopped in. They had 3 house beers today, none memorable. We didn't see anyone eat, but I would not risk it. Place should be labeled a 'dive bar' at best. depressing read more

Fantastic in house brewed beer. Very friendly staff and great service. English speakers and had very balanced IPA'S ' Blondes, and Ambers